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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
3
In the past half century the United States has been directly involved in 19 years of shooting wars abroad. The piece weighs likely prolongation, possible end or pause, and the uneasy stalemate in Vietnam with both sides wary. Escalation and quiet phases loom as the war may pause only to resume later.
In Durham North Carolina AP reports Blue Cross and Blue Shield extended enrollment for the Medicare gap filling plan. The new deadline to sign up for the 65 program is July 31, moved from June 30. Spokesmen from Hospital Care Association of Durham and Hospital Saving Association of Chapel Hill said the plan aims to fill gaps in coverage.
Norfolk AP reports Fred A. Isaacs 23 had murder charge dropped after medical examiner could not positively identify the victim as Gary Roy Cooper 19 months old of Chesapeake. The autopsy witness identified the body as Cooper but could not confirm the child’s identity. lack of a transporting witness and other technical issues led to dismissal.
A compact crossword puzzle item listing numerous across clues with numbers and hints from ball team to various nouns and places, including names like Salome’s stepfather and positions such as medium abbr. The entry references multiple geographic locales, titles, and terms from ancient Greece to modern cities, inviting solvers to fill in crossword entries.
Detroit AP. Army Specialist John Beckert returns from a year in South Vietnam to a block parade. About 70 neighbors greet him as banners announce Welcome Home John and We Missed You. Beckert, discharged after two years, leads the parade as the crowd cheers.
Detroit AP reports Automotive News called a federal law mandating antismog devices for all 1968 cars a monstrous hoax. Joseph M Callahan argued the devices would cost about 45 dollars per car, totaling roughly 417 million annually, and questioned national smog urgency beyond California. He criticized the Clean Air Bill of 1965 and warned auto makers will incur heavy tooling costs for 1960s models.
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